Britannica Matter

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Page   100 covers The Atom and shows electrons, the nucleus, and includes "electrical charge.

Page   101 extends the display across the two pages and progresses to elements, quarks and protons.

Page   102 opens with -  What is matter? and closes with elements.  ". . the amount of phosphorous in               a  human body would make 2,200 matches.

Page   103 shows the periodic table with its 118 elements. 

Pages 104 and its partner look at radioactivity.

Pages  106 and 107 cover compounds.  "Water, minerals such as salt, and the chemicals that make                      living things are nearly all compounds.

Pages   108 and 109 are held vertically to show a huge flame depicting combustion.

Page    110 is here

Page    145 ends Matter with a detailed quiz.  

Pages   110 to 144 continue the coverage of Matter.

Return to the Britannica Home page and find pages you have not read.  The Big Bang may be one.

Matter came from the Big Bang* and here is a page unconnected to the Britannica New Children's Encyclopedia - No BANG! in the Big Bang here.

 According to most astrophysicists, all the matter found in the universe today -- including the matter in people, plants, animals, the Earth, stars, and galaxies -- was created at the very first moment of time, thought to be about 13.8 billion years ago.

 
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